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Everybody’s Life | 2017 COLCOA French Film Festival Review
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Somewhere along the way Palme d'Or and Oscar winning auteur Claude Lelouch (1966’s A Man and...
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Walking into Spiderwebs: Shainberg Returns with Characterless Genre Effort
A decade after the somewhat unwarranted critical drubbing of Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus...
Criterion Collection: Rumble Fish | Blu-ray Review
The 1980s began roughly for Francis Ford Coppola, one of the most lionized American auteurs ever, whose streak of the 1970s was an unmitigated...
Criterion Collection: Woman of the Year | Blu-ray Review
“Success is no fun unless you share it with someone,” confirms a composed Fay Bainter in George Stevens’ 1942 comedy classic Woman of...
Daughters of the Dust | Blu-ray Review
Potent words open up Julie Dash’s masterful debut, the landmark independent feature Daughters of the Dust (1991). A matriarch, grappling with her family’s (including...
